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LIBRARY table. $15; 3-way lamp,
$10; chairs, $5; unfinished 4-
FOR SAVINGS on loans, contact
your local Credit Union • 783
Bridge Street 10:30 a m. to 5:30
p m . Tuesdays through Friday.
Closed Saturday, Sunday and
Monday Or call 429-8245 during
non-office hours
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MINIMUM charge $1.M (or $3
words or less. Word« over mini­
mum 4 rents each.
Three Insertions for the price of
drawer chest, $15; dining room
set. six chairs. $100; Sm. steamer
trunk $7; student desk $5; storage
cabinets. $5. metal washtubs. $3;
boat cushions, $4; two pc. lug­
gage. $5; electric heater, $3 Ph.
430-8044.___________________ 36tlc
FOR SALE: Sweet Corn for can­
ning or freezing U-pick or we
pick
Brini containers if pos-
sible Virg: il Allen, Star Route,
Buxton.
36t2c
WELL KEPT carpets show the
results of regular Blue Lustre
spot cleaning
Rent
electric
shampoo«- $1. Brunsman Hard­
w are_____________________36tlC
ARCTIC
INSULATING CO.
Blown-In Insulation
Rockwool Batting
FREE ESTIMATES
Call Collect 397-1670
ST. HELENS
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FOR SALE: Franklin Stove $60.
Phone 429-7694
36tlc
HOME LOCKSMITH SERVICE
lx»st keys replaced, combinations
changed, master systems, etc.
Also new locks on hand. Dave
Zamarripa, 1091 First Are., Ph.
429-7474.___________________ 44tfc
GARAGE SALE: Friday and Sat­
urday, September 7 and 8 from
9 30 until 5 at 558 1st Ave. A
little bit of everything.
36tlc
Norman Hillsbery,
Builder
BLUE LUSTRE not only rids
carpets of soil but leaves pile soft
and lofty. Rent electric sham-
pooer $1. Brunsman Hardware.
35tlc
Any Type "A-Frame” Built to
Your Specifications
New Construction * Additions * Re-
modt-lng - Roofing . Foundations
HUNTER'S SPECIAL: Like new
Tent Trailer, 5-gal butane tank,
all connections, includes table.
Sleeps six for $525. Call after
5 p m. 646-4205 ___________34L3c
429-8942
NICE REFRIGERATOR and elec­
tric range See at 1282 E. Alder.
36tl
FOR SALE: 10-Ft Chinook Truck
Camper, wall heater, oven, range,
ice box. propane lights and elec,
trie 110, yacks, tripod lifts. Ap­
prox 10 yrs. old, $775 00 Hoover
Spin-Dry Washer, Coppertone.
$25 00 W. C. Hansen, 429-8774
after 5 p m._______________3413
FOR SALE
Camper, $975.
Phone 429-6783
10‘i ’ Eldorado
Wilfred Holce
3413
1969 HONDA 300 Real good
condition. $350 or make offer.
Phone 429-5582_____________ 3413
Alla's Junkshop
Antiques
Buy, Sell or Trade
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Highway 47
Star Rt., Box 19
Phone 324-3644
Buxton, Oregon
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CUT FLOWERS, weddings, fun­
eral designs, plants. Also flowers
by wire. Artificial flowers and
gifts CHALET FLOWER SHOP.
Phone 429 5733 or 429-6301
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BUNDLES of old newspapers for
starting fires. 10 cents.
Ver­
nonia Eagle, 721 Madison Ave.
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— FREE ESTIMATES —
42tfc
BAIR
Logging Co.
429-7485
The Place To Call For
A ll Your Rock Needs!
Fracking, Excavating, Bulldozing,
Backhoe
Sand - Gravel - Rock
Stockpiled in Vernonia for
—Immediate Delivery—
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BRUCE BERNDT
Excavating Service
Sewer Systems Installed
429-7262 — Keaaey Rt. — Vernonia
25tfc
SHOE REPAIRS, pick-up and de­
livery. Open 8:30 a.m. to 5:30
pm
Tandy Shoe Repair, D St..
Vernonia, 429-3301.
31tfc
SEPTIC TANK PUMPLNG
Licensed - Bonded and Insured
PIIONE 397-3173
If no answer call 397-2381.
Columbia County Septic
Tank Service
18tfc
VERNONIA SANITARY
SERVICE
Phone 429-8711 or 429-6254
30tfc
«wnmnan
FOB SALE-R'l Estate WARTED
Q U IN N
REAL ESTATE &
INSURANCE
SALES • RENTALS
Listings Needed
788 Bridge St. - Phone 429-8211
Piehhawk Branch - Birkenfeld
Phone 755 2280
HOUSE for Sale: Large old«- 4
bedroom home Phone 429-3645
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Bill Horn IT1
Bcalty 113
GRI
953 Bridge St., Vernonia
Phone 429-6203
BILL HORN, BROKER
SALESMAN:
Deri Roberts—429-3804
Sue Filter—429-7014
FOREST GROVE BRANCH —
Arlie Satterlee. Mgr —Ph 357-2321
FOB SALE-Aulos
1968 2-DR. TOYOTA
$825. Phone 429-3645
hard-top,
36t3c
CAR DOESN’T RUN RIGHT?
See Bud at Don’« Service
Corner of Bridge & Rose
Phone 429 7733 or 429-2871
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Road Service
3512c
WORK WANTED
CONSTRUCTION:
Experienced
<12 years) Carpenter in general.
Now permanently headquartered
at Clint's Tree Farm Phone 429.
7261. Leland Seibert.
35(3
NOTICE
TO WHOM It may concern: I am
no longer responsible for any
debts incurred by my husband.
Carl Valensolo, after this date,
Aug 9, 1973.
Signed Mrs. Carl Valensolo
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MOTHER, Teen-girl, 5 year old
boy desparately need house with
horse space. Social security in­
come Can do repairs. Refer­
ences. Write to Brown, Box 101,
Seaside, Ore
Ph. 738-6795.
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WANTED:
double bed
Old wood
429-3415.
antique
3413c
CABD of THANKS
OUR SINCERE thanks to our
friends who thought of Mac and
me while we were both hospitaliz­
ed
Your cards, flowers and
visits were deeply appreciated.
Ann McEntire
THE KINDNESS and sympathy
of neighbors, friends and rela­
tives in our recent sorrow will
always remain with us a precious
memory.
Our sincere thanks
and gratitude for all those com­
forting acts.
We deeply appreciate the kind
thoughtfulness of the ladies of
the EUB church for serving the
coffee, cake and cookies follow­
ing the services.
Ann McEntire
Art and Pat Lamping and
children Scot, Wendy and
Mark
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Williams
THE FAMILY of Harry M. Cul­
bertson wishes to express our sin­
cere thanks to our friends and
neighbors for all the cards, gifts,
flowers and food
A special thank you to the
Masonic and Eastern Star Lodges
and to the IOOF and Rebekah
Lodges and to the American Le­
gion and Auxiliary and Vernonia
Temple Pythian Sisters and to
the Ladies of tlx? First Christian
Church and their Pastor Rev.
Russell Vinyard.
Sincerely,
Isabel Culbertson and Family
FOB BENT
TRAILER SPACE for rent: Adult
mobile home space on Timber
Rt., Box 257, Vernonia. Phone
6 4 + 2 0 2 4 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 32tfc
FOR RENT: Deluxe 3 bedroom,
2 baths apartment. Carpets,
drapes, colored appliances, patio,
built-in utility room
Vernonia
Court Apartments. Phone 429-
8211 or 644-6529
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Ocrnonla Eagle
THURSDAY.
SEPT
6, 1973 5
MOTOR FREIGHT. INC.
Phone 429-3462
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POETRY accepted only as paid
matter: Rate; 10 cents per
type line.
PEERLESS
MOBILE HOMES
BETTER BUY
12 & 14» WIDE.
SEE US FIRST
BEFORE YOU
BUY!
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Two loto to «erve you better.
iLot No. 1 - Rainier aad Lot
No. 2 - Clatakaaie.
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IT’S THAT time again. School starts and boys
turn out for football practice at Greenman Field.
First game is scheduled for September 7 against
Corbett. Fans are urged to attend this away
game which will start at 8 p.m.
SEAT BELTS SAVE LIVES
USE THEM!
PCC Sponsored
Classes Start
Next Week
The Community Education
classes sponsored by Portland
Community College beginning
here next week, offer a wide
variety of subjects from which to
choose
Included are a number of
classes to be taught by volunteer
teachers for which only a nom­
inal fee will be charged.
Class subjects include special
interest courses in Amateur
Ham Radio. Drying Foods for
Backpacking and Home Use,
Beginning Folk Guitar. Hunter
Safety, Stocks and Bonds and a
Stop-Smoking Clinic.
In the area of recreation,
classes will be held in Poly­
nesian Dance, Slim and Trim
and a weekly bus trip to the
swimming pool in Forest Grove
on Tuesday evenings, for all
ages A bowling class will also be
announced later, after the bow­
ling league schedule has been
arranged
The field of arts and crafts will
include a comprehensive course
in candlemaking and a con­
tinuation of the oil painting
class, which is designed for
beginners as well as painters
with some previous experience.
Applied arts classes will include
Landscaping and Small Ap­
pliance Repair for Men and
Women.
Women interested in devel­
oping homemaking skills will be
offered classes in Garment Con­
struction, Sewing Men’s Knit
Slacks, and Sewing Men’s Sport
Coats.
A business course in Multi-
Level Typing is being presented
for beginners or those wishing to
brush-up or increase their skill
in typing
It is planned as the first of a
series of business courses to
prepare beginners in office and
business skills or as refresher
courses for those wishing to
brush-up on these subjects pre
paratory to re-entry into the
business world
The GED classes to assist
persons, over school-age to ob­
tain a high school diploma will
also continue in the PCC van
located on Mondays at the
Lincoln Savings and Loan lo­
cation on Bridge Street
For more complete infor­
mation on any of these classes,
refer to articles elsewhere in
this issue of the Vernonia Eagle,
the Vernonia Center section of
the Portland Community College
Education Programs Bulletin
showing scheduled for Fall of
1973 available on the counters of
a number of local business
places, or phone registrar Betty
McKee, available mornings at
429-5891 or after 12 noon at
429 7932
MARR & STAFFORD
MEAT CO.
Rt. 2, Box 379, Forest Grove, Ore.
357-7281
Slaughtering, Cutting, Wrapping,
and Curing
Cattle received Sunday & Monday
until noon; hogs received Tuesday
and Wednesday until noon.
Meat for sale, any quantity.
— Call for Appointment —
Come through Banks, take Tilla­
mook road m ml., take first left-
hand road.
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Twelve Months Warranty on
all New Units
Open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Mobile home and travel trailer
•vpplie«, accesaorle«, awning»,
■Urting and Insurance.
TROJAN
HOMES
Phone 556-1531
Located on Hwy. 30 to S t
Helens 2H mi. S.E. of Rai­
nier, next to Stop Inn at
Rainier. Also Clatskanie lot
on Highway 30.
Owned aad Operated by
Steve and Lotus Gaskill
VETERANS SERVICE OFFICE
Old Courthouse Basement
ST. HELENS. OREGON
Phone 397-2268 - After Hours 397-1730
WITH FALL in the air its time for that annual game-of-games,
football. A hearty kick always helps—even If its only practice.
VERNONIA GOLF 4'LI' b ’
BOWLING
WOMENS LEAGUE
Tuesday Afternoon League
NEWS A MEWS
by John Knowlton
This weekend will feature one
of the biggest tournaments ever
in this area. The tournament is
the Nehalem Valley Open The
tee off time is Sunday, Sept­
ember 9, from 7 a m to 12 noon.
The place is the Vernonia Golf
Course.
And the prize money is $175.
The money will be awarded to
the top five finishers in the
tournament which will be played
under the Callaway Handicap
System. In addition, a $10 gift
certificate will go to the player
with the low gross score.
Several players have been
sharpening their gam es in the
last week or so to get ready for
the tournament. Larry Borst
burned up the course and Sam
Beardsley when he shot a life­
time best 32 for nine holes. Sam
was Larry 's opponent and shot a
respectable 37 on that nine but
couldn’t keep up with Larry’s
birdies which cam e on number
four, seven, eight and nine
However Sam did get a gift
certificate for getting KP on the
fourth hole in last Tuesday’s
Men’s night play. Joe Magoff,
whose gam e has picked up
considerably in the last few
weeks, picked up a prize for the
second week in a row when he
captured low net Jack Wendling
tied with Sam Beardsley for low
gross honors and Dan Fletcher
continued his winning ways for
the third week in a row by
dropping in the long putt.
Col. Toshi K lig e Garment Construction
Meets Senator CIass Sel For Tuesday
An enthusiastic crowd of over
1,000 was present at the Portland
Community College campus on
August 21, where Senator Daniel
K Inouye spoke on "Beyond
Watergate."
Senator Inouye reaffirmed
his faith iri the greatness of the
United States and in the ability
of it's political institutions to
reform and improve to meet the
challenges of today and the
future
Senator Inouye's Portland ap
pearance was also the basis for
the reunion of many members of
the famed 442nd regimental
combat team of which Senator
Inouye was an illustrious m em ­
ber Among others Colonel Toshi
Kuge, Portland physician, and
commander of the 313th con­
valescent center, visited with the
senator Colonel Kuge received a
battlefield commission in 1945
while serving with the 442nd
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nehalem
valley
The Basic Garmenl Construe
tion class, beginning Tuesday
night next week, will teach the
basic techniques of constructing
a garment plus the actual pat­
tern designing and cutting
The course, to be (aught by
Vicky Mawhirter, will instruct
beginning, as well as advanced
sewers, to design and construct
stylish and well-fitting clothing
without using commercial pal
terns
Mrs Mawhirter stales, “This
is easy for anyone desiring to
sew, to learn to do In fact, it is
even easier for beginners to
learn to design and make their
own patterns than to use con­
ventional patterns.”
The class, to be held for 10
consecutive weeks, will meet
from 7 to 10 p.m in room 8 at the
high school Class fee is $1.
EAGLE ADS PAY OFF
September 4
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Mitches Witches
3
Rose Motel
2
Mario’s
2
Dave’s ARCO
1
High game, Mary Cota, 187;
high series, Rose Dunaway, 487.
Splits picked up: Rose Dun­
away, 6-10; Debbie Hepler, 2-7;
Selm a W illiam s, 3-10; Lee
Chandler, 3-7-10; Helen Wright,
3-5-7.
Tuesday Night League
September 4
Standard Oil
Pills
Bill Horn
Cut n Curl
W
2
2
0
4
High team series, Cut & Curl,
2351; Hi team game, Cut and
Curl, 826.
High individual series, Janett
Smiley, 507; High individual
game, Nita Rowe, 195.
Splits picked up: Freda P e­
derson, 2-7-8; Janett Smiley, 3-10
and 2-7; Nita Rowe, 2-7.
Senior Citizen
News —
With School starting, let’s all
drive carefully.
Several things cam e into the
Flea Market over the weekend.
"Come in and brouse,” the
seniors invite.
Rolled papers were taken to
Portland this morning and ev ­
eryone is busy here at the center
getting another load ready for
delivery soon.
The Senior Citizens car tra­
veled 500 miles during August
and several trips are scheduled
for September
Two members are in the
hospital Mrs. Naomi Mack is in
Holliday Park Hospital and ap
predates cards
Also Fred
Dusek is in St Vincent’s for
several weeks.
The business meeting and pot
luck will be held here at the
center September 7, Friday,
12 30 p m “We invite members
to attend," they say
The harp is one of the oldest
musical instruments
^WORKFORWJ
Monday - Wednesday - Thursday
9:30 a.m. to 12 Noon